Wearable exercise device for foot stretching
Abstract
A wearable exercise device for foot stretching is disclosed. The wearable exercise device serves to stretch and thereby train strength of muscles in legs and foot soles, and to improve users' balancing ability. The wearable exercise device has a stepping plane at top for a user foot to step thereon, a convex curved surface at bottom, and one or more binding bells attached to laterals of the wearable exercise device for fixing the user foot on the stepping plane so as to allow different areas of the foot sole to contact the stepping plane, thereby stretching and training legs and foot soles differently. When wearing the exercise device, a user may walk to improve the strength of the muscles in legs and foot soles, or he/she may just stand to stretch the muscle clusters of legs and foot soles.
Claims
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1 . A wearable exercise device for foot stretching, comprising a stepping plane at top for a user foot to step thereon, a convex curved surface at bottom, and one or more binding belts attached to laterals of the wearable exercise device for fixing the user foot on the stepping plane.
2 . A wearable exercise device for foot stretching, comprising a stepping plane at top for a user foot to step thereon, a convex curved surface at bottom, and one or more binding belts attached to laterals of the wearable exercise device for fixing the user foot on the stepping plane, wherein one or more assistive pads are alternatively adhered to the stepping plane of the wearable exercise device.
3 . The wearable exercise device for foot stretching of claim 2 , wherein the assistive pad is adhered to the stepping plane of the wearable exercise device by combining matching reclosable fastener pieces provided on the stepping plane of the wearable exercise device and an attaching surface of the assistive pad, respectively.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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